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Palm Beach Post - Men of steel frame a new home-
Men of steel frame a new home-building discussion
By Eve Samples Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Monday, October 30, 2006 Mike Bobek was in Orlando, strolling the aisles of one of the Southeast's largest builder trade shows...
Grand Opening Event Scheduled for January 20th -
Palm Bay Builder to Unveil New Home Model with Steel Frame Construction
Mayor and Palm Bay Chamber to Perform Ribbon Cutting at Grand Opening "A Taste of Palm Bay"? to Feature Local Restaurants"™ Best January 12th, 200...
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Port St. Lucie, FL » Community Community Information
Florida's Treasure & Space Coast communities are ideally situated in the central part of .The Sunshine State. and include two of the fastest growing cities in the United States. There are miles of wide-open beaches, beautiful parks, a wide variety of restaurants, plenty of shopping and few crowds. New residents have discovered this area's pristine beauty and have been drawn to its magnetic appeal. There are many recreational opportunities for golfers, boaters, fisherman, beach lovers, divers, campers, athletes and surfers.
The area is home to a diverse range of natural scenic treasures including bird sanctuaries along the St. Johns River, and some of the best fishing imaginable in the nationally known Stick Marsh, Indian River Lagoon and Atlantic beach surf. The region is just a short drive from the entertainment and attractions in Orlando, and is home to NASA's Kennedy Space Center where the Space Shuttle is launched.
Craftsmen Builders' homes are available on scattered 1/4 acre lots located throughout the Treasure and Space Coast communities of Port St. Lucie, Ft. Pierce and Palm Bay. These exceptional steel frame homes are well suited for first time home owners, retirees and second home/vacation home buyers. For more information, please contact our sales department today and begin enjoying your new Florida lifestyle tomorrow.
Port St. Lucie and Ft. Pierce. More than 165,000 residents make up the adjacent cities of Port St. Lucie and Ft. Pierce, making it the 15th largest metropolitan area in the Sunshine State. With its beaches, navigable waterways, and 100 sq. miles with only a 40% build-out, the possibilities are endless. Located just 40 miles north of West Palm Beach, these growing communities provide the peace and quiet of a small town with close proximity to all that Florida has to offer.
Median Age: 36 to 40 years
Major Industries: Educational, health and social services, construction, retail, arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services.
Education: 37 public and private K-12 grade schools, Indian River Community College.
Transportation: Convenient to Palm Beach International Airport, Vero Beach executive airport, Florida's Turnpike, Interstate 95 and Hwy US 1
Recreation: World-class golf, boating, fishing, beaches, tennis and a wide-range of other outdoor activities are available.
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